Inspired by the wondrous and bleak visions of the future imagined in the early 20th century, the echo/neutra x Worn & Wound Rivanera brings an abstract composition in metal to an architectural timepiece. A subtle tribute to Art Deco cityscapes and the minds that created them, this collaboration builds on the distinctive design and finishing that have made the Rivanera such a success.

Rendered in dark titanium gray, the dial features five strong vertical forms with raised facets and angled tops, creating light, shadow, and a sense of perspective. Above them, a soleil burst adds greater dimensionality, while a complex spiraling form at six suggests a portal connecting past and present. Sweeping brushed textures highlight the composition’s full-metal construction. Simple black hands indicate the time, and the logo sits on the back of the crystal, floating above a surface otherwise free of printed elements.

The signature rectangular grade 5 titanium case measures 41mm long, 27mm wide, and just 5.9mm thick. Hard straight lines and flat surfaces create a watch that is both elegant and severe, with a dark, bead-blasted finish accented by mirror-polished channels along the upper edges. Inside, the hand-wound ETA/Peseux 7001 caliber features 17 jewels, a power reserve of approximately 40 hours, and a frequency of 21,600 beats per hour. Decorated with Côtes de Genève and blued screws, it is visible through the display caseback.

Limited to 100 pieces, the echo/neutra x Worn & Wound Rivanera comes with two black straps: shell cordovan for a more formal aesthetic and rubber for a sporty, industrial edge. Both complement the watch’s monochromatic palette and unconventional styling. The watches are available now and ready to ship.